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A MALABRESS, Miss Ajah Enene Emerges as Miss AKAMKPA.

A MALABRESS, Miss Ajah Enene Emerges as Miss AKAMKPA. Goes home with 2Million Naira and a brand new car.

Ms Ajah Enene

Mr. Divine Dominic and Miss Ajah Enene have been crowned MR. and MISS Akamkpa in a glamorous event held at the Cross River State College of Education, Awi, Akamkpa Local Government Area.

Declaring the event open, the Chairman Akamkpa Local Government Area Barr. Joseph A. Itotup said “I am glad to see the high human traffic to our (Akamkpa) local government this event has attracted. I dare say with pride that the caliber of persons that have graced this occasion, the MR and MISS Akamkpa pageant is bound to become a brand in the state and beyond.
“I did observe that a Local Government Area so awesomely blessed in terms of natural capital, deserve to position and empower the youths to take active part in building a better society and future for our people. I said so because the energy and huge creative deposits in our youths, if positively harnessed and channeled will compliment the abundant natural resources in the Local Government Area” he said.
Speaking to our correspondent, the newly crowned MR. Akamkpa, Divine Dominic said he is going to use his new found popularity to inspire believe and self worth among the youths, children and people of Akamkpa.
On her part, the newly crowned ‘queen’, Ajah Enene who is a student of Pure and Applied Chemistry in the University of Calabar, said she is going to focus and work on her pet project which she calls SAS (Save A Sight), a project that focuses on providing care and assistance for the virtually impaired.

The pageant had in attendance members of the Akamkpa Executive council including the chairman and the Deputy, the Chairman of Ogoja Local Government, The state PDP Chairman and many other dignitaries.
The winners are to get a cash prize of 2 million Naira and a brand new car each.

Malaborwatch Media wishes her a successful and memorable tenure as Queen.

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Another Malabress makes us Proud, Ms Ntongha Leko Otu is Crowned Miss LEBOKU 2014

Another Malabress makes us Proud, Ms Ntongha Leko Otu is Crowned Miss LEBOKU 2014

According HOD Great, “if no be malabites, it must be a malabress, We are the champions from malabor, from Unical” .

19yr-old Ntongha Leko Otu, a 100 level History and International Relations student of the University of Calabar is Miss Leboku 2014, malaborwatch.blogspot.com gathered. She won the keenly contested crown, Sunday night in Ugep, Yakurr Local Government Area and was formally presented to the public at the Leboku International Festival, the second largest festival in CRS.

For the male category, 23yr-old Port Harcourt based Fine Artist, Ibiang Ben Arikpo emerged as Mr. Leboku 2014 and will alongside Ms Otu be rewarded with car gifts later today.

Kudos to her as we wish her a successful reign as MISS LEBOKU 2014. CONGRATULATIONS

Tips for Managing Your Time and Getting Ahead

Tips for Managing Your Time and Getting Ahead

Goals of Time Management
• To be able to have control over your life - manage your time, don't let it manage you!
• To be healthier and happier (less stress).

Seven Suggestions for Effectively Managing Your Time
1. Be Organized
• Use time saving tools: appointment calendars, "to do" lists, e-mail, answering machines, file folders, etc.
• Have an organized workplace (don't waste time constantly looking for your work).
• Use your appointment calendar for everything, including listing study time.
• Use "to do" lists for both long-term and for each day/week.
2. Plan Ahead (Schedule it and it will happen!)
• Determine how long your tasks will take (do this before agreeing to take on a task!)
• Consider whether any activities can be combined.
• Determine if big tasks can be broken down into smaller tasks that may be easier to schedule (such as studying for exams and visiting the library as part of an assignment to write a term paper).
3. Prioritize Your Tasks
• Use an A-B-C rating system for items on your "to do" lists with A items being highest priority.
• Set goals for both the short term and long term as to what you want to accomplish.
• Look at all of your "to do"s to gauge the time requirement and whether additional resources will be needed to accomplish them (if yes, schedule time to obtain those resources). Don't postpone the small tasks (a sense of accomplishment is good and overlooked small tasks can become larger tasks.)
4. Avoid Overload
• Include time for rest, relaxation, sleep, eating, exercise, and socializing in your schedule.
• Take short breaks during study and work periods.
• Don't put everything off until the last minute (for example, don't cram for exams).
• Learn to say "no" when appropriate and to negotiate better deadlines when appropriate.
5. Practice Effective Study Techniques
• Have an appropriate study environment.
• Split large tasks into more manageable tasks.
• Read for comprehension, rather than just to get to the end of the chapter.
• Be prepared to ask questions as they come up during study, rather than waiting until just before an exam.
• Do the most difficult work first, perhaps breaking it up with some easier tasks.
• Don't wait until the last minute to complete your projects.
• Read the syllabus as soon as you get it and note all due dates (and "milestone" times) on your calendar.
• Be a model student! (be attentive and participative in class, and punctual, prepared, and eager to learn)
6. Be Able to be Flexible
• The unexpected happens (sickness, car troubles, etc.); you need to be able to fit it into your schedule.
• Know how to rearrange your schedule when necessary (so it doesn't manage you - you manage it).
• Know who to ask for help when needed.
7. Have a Vision (why are you doing all of this?)
• Don't forget the "big picture" - why are you doing the task - is it important to your long-term personal goals?
• Have and follow a personal mission statement (personal and career). (Are your activities ultimately helping you achieve your goals?)
• Know what is important to you. (What do you value most?)
• Have a positive attitude!

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Attention! Unical Students

Attention, Malabites and Malabresses,

GSS Course(s) Registration and Payments end on 1st September 2014, For Information on how to use the portal, Click on the FAQ under the Quick Links

Exam Beigins on Monday for all final year students, 

MalaborWatch is wishing all malabites and malabresses success in the forth coming exams.

EBOLA VIRUS AWARENESS CAMPAIGN

EBOLA VIRUS AWARENESS CAMPAIGN

THE CALABAR SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY AND ITS STUDENTS' WING THE GENIUS CLUB EMBARKED ON A CALABAR CITY WIDE RALLY/AWARENESS CAMPAIGN ON THE EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE SCOURGE ON WEDNESDAY 13TH AUGUST 2014.

THIS IS PART OF ITS MANDATE AS A FORUM FOR SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY.

Follow the LINK below to down Ebola Documentation by Calabar School of Philosophy Unical. Click Here to Download